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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2009
Page
3
Israel faces a tight race in the 120 seat parliament with no clear winner and over 30 seats needed for a majority. The result forces a post election coalition with smaller parties as talks begin.
Publicist says Nadya Suleman gets 490 dollars monthly in food stamps and disability payments for three of her six older children. Suleman told NBC's Today she does not receive welfare. The octuplets were born January 26 at a Los Angeles area hospital.
Mayor Bloomberg presented the key to the city to US Airways Captain Chesley Sullenberger and crew for the Hudson River ditching of Flight 1549 after a birds strike. The ceremony at City Hall praised the five heroes for saving all 155 aboard.
A eight year study of 161 808 postmenopausal women shows multivitamins fail to reduce major cancers or heart disease. Lead author Marian Neuhouser of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center urges getting nutrients from whole foods rather than dietary supplements.
The Senate approved an 838 billion stimulus plan by a 61 to 36 vote, setting up potential talks with the House on a final package. President Obama aims to sign soon as Geithner outlines 350 billion bailout rules for banks and homeowners. Senator Kennedy makes first Capitol appearance since a seizure.
Disaster teams find charred bodies on roadsides and in crashed cars as fires driven by 60 mph winds and record heat ravage Victoria near Melbourne. The toll rose to 173 with hundreds of homes destroyed and thousands evacuated amid arson suspicions and dangerous winds.
Eluana Englaro, 38, who sparked a national right to die debate, died in Udine hours after lawmakers rushed to pass a bill to protect life. Her vegetative state followed a 17 year coma from a car crash and a high court ruling allowed removing feeding tubes.
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